The latter gentleman had interested himself the year before as one of the committee for the Black poor in London, whom Mr. Sharp was sending under the auspices of government to Sierra Leone.

The field of their commerce reached from Sierra Leone and Cornwall in the west, eastward to the coast of Malabar.

Prof. Leone Levi, Mr. Giffen, and a number of careful investigators, showed a vast improvement in the industrial condition of the working-classes during the last half century.

Mr. Leone Levi has calculated that to make by hand all the yarn spun in England in one year by the use of the self-acting mule, would take 100,000,000 men.

"Between Liberia and Sierra Leone are Sherboro' Bay and Yawry Bay.

Sierra Leone, or 'Mountains of the Lioness,' is so unhealthy that we should not live long if we went there.

Between Sierra Leone and Cape Verd the bays are immaterial; but from Cape Verd, sailing north, we pass four tolerable-sized indentationsTindal, Greyhound, Cintra, and Garnet Bays.

Nor could the Venetian nobles of that good old time have been very proper; for Leone and Ubaldo justify themselves by saying they were drunk.

Illustrated by M. LEONE BRACKER 1913 CHAPTER

The gold missus, a woman prospector in Sierra Leone.

By Mary Willis, Leone Chesire, Agatha Townsend & others.

BAGLEY, LEONE S. Dickens days in Boston.

By John A. Long, L. P. Siceloff & Leone E. Chesire.

SEE CHESIRE, LEONE E. Cooperative plane geometry test.

MOATS, ALICE LEONE. Blind date with Mars.

Alice-Leone Moats (A); 2Mar70; R479891.

By Leone Adelson, illustrator: Dorothy Wagstaff.

Leone Adelson (A); 23Sep74; R585599.

Leone M. Lent (W); 10Jun75; R609688. R609689.

In this course our direction was towards the N.N.E. because we wished to attain the coast of Africa, from which we were 1300 leagues distant across the Atlantic; and by the blessing of the Almighty, we arrived on the 10th of May at that province which is named Sierra Leone, where we remained fifteen days for refreshments, and to rest ourselves from the fatigues of our long and perilous voyage.

From thence we steered for the Azores, distant 750 leagues from Sierra Leone, and arrived there near the end of July, where likewise we stopped fifteen days for refreshments.

We sailed hence for our port of Lisbon, whence we were now 300 leagues distant to the west, and arrived there by the aid of the Almighty in 1502, with two only of our ships, having been forced to burn the other at Sierra Leone, as it was incapable of being navigated any farther.

Departing from Lisbon on the 10th of May 1508, we sailed to the Cape Verd islands, where we remained twelve days taking in various accessaries for the voyage, when we set sail with a S.E. wind, the admiral, contrary to all our opinions, merely that he might presumptuously shew himself to be commander over us and our six ships, insisting upon going to Sierra Leone, in southern Ethiopia, which was altogether unnecessary.

Perhaps the island of St Matthew, which is nearly in the latitude indicated in the text, and about the distance mentioned from Sierra Leone; yet it is difficult to conceive how they could get there with a storm at S.S.W. as the course is S.S.E. from Sierra Leone.

Perhaps the island of St Matthew, which is nearly in the latitude indicated in the text, and about the distance mentioned from Sierra Leone; yet it is difficult to conceive how they could get there with a storm at S.S.W. as the course is S.S.E. from Sierra Leone.